Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 09, 1916, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextJ 1 nvotf tcktti MEDFORD M'ATT; TRIBUNE, MEDFOTITV OltEOOX; MOXBSY, OCTOBER f). ifllfi MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE AN INPRPBNPRNT NKWHPAPER PDBM8HIC1J E VICKY AKTEKNOON BXCKPT BUN DAY BY TUB MKDFOKD MtlNTINO CO. Offlcff Mail Tribune Building, 16-17-29 North Kir street; telephone 7G. The Democratic Tim', th MdfoTl Malt, The Medford Tribune, The South ern Oregon Ian, The Ash 1 and Tribune. ' OEOROB PUTNAM, Editor. BUBIOBtPTIOJf BATUI One 7ir, by inuh.. ........... 5.00 One nu th, by mail .BO Per molh, delivered by carrier In M ml ford. Phot'iilx, Jackson villa and Central i'otnr .M Haturday only, by mall, per year 1.00 Weekly, per year l.frtf Offtctal Paper of the City of Medford Offlclal Panor of Jackson County. Kfitnred as apeond-clutm mnttor at Bedford, Oregon, under the act of March I, lH'V. AN INSIDE VIEW Sworn Circulation for 1815 S46t. Full leased wire Associated Press dis patches. EM-TEES i Possibly More So. Malcolmn Hyatt, who has Rot back from a trip to New York, nays that as far as ho ran Id see evnry woman there woro silk stocklntiB. Preston (Iowa) llnrnld. It had beon a very tlrliiK ease for everybody concerned. The plaintiff arid th defendant wore both country men and had to bavo everything ex plained to them at leaHt twice. "Do undcrotand, my man," said the magistrate ut one point, "that the ''defendant hurled Invocllves itl you?" The plaintiff scratched bin bead wildly. Then slowly a look of under. standlnR dawned In bin eyes as he re piled: "No, sir. To toll tho truth It was only bricks as he threw nt me; but wot I complain about was tho torrl bio way ho swore at nie when they missed!" ( Whon n girl finds herself In a box at the opera for the first tlmo Bhe Imagines she Is the whole show. ' . Her I'lnii "Why " said she, "It's all nonsense to say a woman enn't buy her Iiuh- band's clRurs. Ah for mo, 1 novor have tho least difficulty." "No? What's your ayBtnm?" she wan asked. "I lust take along a sample stump," she said, "and there'R never the least trouble about matching the shade!" County Commissioner Frank II. Madden has returned from Seattle where he wound up tho business for tho llanley-Miidilen canneries for the season. K. II. Hanley has ulso re turned from a summer spent at (be canneries. While the pack at both tho Copper Itlver and I'olnto Warde canneries was considerably smaller than n year nao the output was sold at nearly a dollar a case hifiher. ' At the copper Itlver plant, ifl.OOO cases of Sockeye wero canned as against 40,0110 a year ago, and at 1'olntc Warde 34 (100 cases were pack ed as against SO.uflo last year. The firm Is now erecting a third cannery on I'rlnco Williams Island one li ii till roil miles east of Curdovu, WASHINGTON, Oct. fl. No orders were sent to the Atlantic fleet or com mandants of the navy yards but de partment officials began taking steps making ready all cruft of the active reserve Meet which could be assign ed to the patrol duty, should dcvel opuuents make It necessary to estab lish a watch nlong the three mile limit. American officials are deter mined that no ship shall be attacked in Ainerlcun wa'ers. 152.851.000 BUSHELS WASlllNOTdN. (1,-t. IWcea-l-of llie ciitmlrv' principal lnnn crops, liiisod on I'Wiiliiioiis (Molicr mid issued IimIuv by lie' iicp;i 1 1 uicllls of difficult me, are: SprillLT whclll, 1"C'..S M. 11(1(1 hiwllels; nil wheat, Ii07,."i."i, .ihhi hu-lics; corn, 2,T17,yJ2,M0 biishfls. UNITED STATES .SENATOH GEOROE E. CHAM BERLAIN will speak to tlie people of Ashland Mon day evening and to the people of Medford Tuesday evening. As ehainnan of senate committee on nulitary affairs, Senator Chamberlain occupies a most important position. Were war to be declared, perhaps the most important in the government. Senator Chamberlain is in a position to explain, from the inside, the administration's foreign and domestic pol icies. Ife can tell of the many times war threatened to become an actuality and how crisis after crisis was success fully passed through the coolness and skill of the nation's pilot, lie can outline the old, old struggle between privi lege and the people and the triumph of the latter in pro gressive legislation. "Our George" is always an interesting speaker, but his present speech is a vital message to the people and the peo ple should hear mm. . GERMANY REPLIES TO ROOSEVELT TIIE sinking of ten British vessels off the coast of New port, It..!., by German submai-ines constitutes a mtst effective answer to Colonel Roosevelt's bluff and bluster about seizing the German merchantmen interned in the ports of the United States. It is very evident from the colonel's argument as to the course he would have pursued were he in ottice, and the course to be pursued by Mr. Hughes in the event of his election, i. e.: to take the same action as that of Portugal l. e.: confiscation ot German merchantmen. Let the voter now contemplate the result, with our ports blockaded, our vessels being torpedoed at sea and our exports rotting in the granaries and warehouses, factories closed and our best blood fertilizing the beet fields of Bel gium and France. This is not, a fanciful picture created for political effect it must inevitably follow, once in war with Germany, that we must bear our equal share ot the burden in the trenches. l iermany lias answered M r. Kooseveit s campaign jingoism with "deeds, not words, and the voter may now thank God that neither Mr. Roosevelt nor Mr. Hughes are guid ing the American ship of state into German torpedoes, nor are they likely to be given the opportunity. Trouble in the Rear Ranks (From tin? New York World.) Senator Cummins of Iowa ami Sen ator I. it Fnlletto of Wisconsin are so remote from republican headquarters and the tributary financial interests that they cannot bo expected to un derstand the moral and intellectual forces of which Mr. Hughes has be come the chief spokesman. In Ins ignorance, Mr. Cummins be lieves that the national child labor law is honest and humane, a greatly needed piece of legislation and u credit to President Wilson and the democrats nnd republicans in con- ress who enacted it. Sir. Hughes bus sneered ut it and ileruled it. in op position to the candidate of his party, tho lown senator denies that the measure contains u joker or any other evidence of insincerity. With equal inattention to Mr. Hughes' speeches, the fuliniuiitions of the railroad press agents and prevail ing opinion in Wall street, Mr. Ln Folletto characterizes as false the statement that when congress, n lurge number of republicans voting in the affirmative, passed the eight-hour lan it was intimidated and coerced by the railway brotherhoods. On the con trary, he charges tho company inter ests with "tho expenditure of millions of dollars in nn effort to create a public opinion thnt would dei'eut the demnnds of the men." Unless Chairman Willcox enn pro vide better team work than this be tween the reactionary nnd the pro gressive elements of his party, it will be difficult to say whether republi cans are fighting democrats or rip pine one another up the back. ALASKA CANNERS WILSON APPEALS TO HIGHEST IDEALS OF THE REPUBLIC l.ONCl I1UANCII, N. .7. Oct. 9 Re turning from the middle west, Presi dent Wilson Saturday annealed to In dependent voters to support tho dem ocratic party in November on tho ground that it presents a united front for progressive legislation. Criticising the "old guard" of the republican party, the president by In ference attacked both Churles K. Hughes and Theodore Roosovolt and declared that while every line of his national policy has been assailed, "no liagrams have been drawn ot any other." President Wilson said ln part: "And one of the things that threat ens us In tho future If the republican party Is successful la a contl.et . be tween capital and labor, not because any new lines will be drawn but be- ause fo far many representatives of capital have refused to regard the la borer as a fellow human being, Just as much Interestel In the welfare of usiuess and the progress of society a tboso who organize business and conduct It. "When we take each other Into partnership there will be no more war between labor and capital. And the acts of co-partnership must he writ ten with the heart, not with tho brain. They must bo written because we mean It, not because wo think it Is expedient. They must be written he- ause America, founded In that day of vision, depends for her growth nnd her glory upon the realization of that vision of the rii'.hu of mnnklnd. We were born not lo pllr up material ''wealth but to ace that tho spirits of mankind did not, lose, heart. We were born to prefer justice to power, hu manity to any form ot selfish achieve ment. Wo raised up, aa we hove rais ed up In efficiency and in the harbor of Now York an linage of liberty en lightening the world, showing a lum inous light across the wators which wo said If men follow, It would lead them to u land of justice, to a land of brotherly love, to a land where men cooperated because they believed in each other's rights, to a laud where no man sought to bo another man's master, but where all men were unit ed otgether ln a like comradeship and affection. "These are the Ideals of America and these are tho Ideals which will settle the election of 1910." Bell-ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion. Oncpnckage proves it. 25c at all druggists. I ALL ALONG LINE HKIil.lN. Oct. II. The Kiimaniuns in Transylvania are rel renting along the whole line, the war office an- I uounccd today. The AuMro-Uerninn forces have captured Tocrzbui. r.l'.lil.lN, Oct. !. Trmins of Field Marshal Von Maekcnsen hv n sur prise attack obtained imssession of the island in the Danube northwest of Sislova, it was announced officially today. They captured six guns and the Kumauiiin troop on the island. gmae& v IT. "CASCARETS" FOR A Bad for Liver and Rowels, fo Hil lousness, Sour Stomach mid Coiistiiuition RUNNING AWAY FROM (let a 10-ccnt box now. Furred Tongue, Dad Colds, Indi gestion, Sallow Skin nnd MIserablo Headaches come from a torpid liver and clogged bowels, which cause your stomach to become filled with undi gested food, which sours and ferments like garbage In a swill barrel. That's the first step to untold misery in digestion, foul gases, bad breath, yellow akin, mental fears, everything that Is horrible and nauseating. A Cascaret tonight will give your con stipated bowels a thorough cleansing and straighten you out by morning. They work while you sleep a 10-cent box from your druggist will keep you feeling good for months. Millions of men and women take a Oascaret now and then to keep their stomach, liver and bowels regulated, and never know a miserable moment, Don't forget the- children tbelr little In sides need a good, gentle cleansing, too. Adv. I NKW YORK, Oct. !). The stock market was demoralized at today's opening, standard issues as well us war stocks breaking fl, 10 nnd even 12 points nt the outset on enormous liquidation. The break was attributed to subma rine activities and their possible, consequences. The tnremost feature was I mtcd States Steel on nn offering of :)O,0U0 hnres at 112 to 101), representing' a loss over the week end of sliirhtly more than seven points. The mercantile marine issues, com mon and preferred, were lower by "' o to 12 points.' ' Distinctive munitions yielded It to 8 points. Even standard railway stocks such as Union Pacific, were subjected to tremendous selling pressure. Union Pneifie losing almost 6 points. After the most exciting half hour seen in the stock market since the panic of 1007 tho tide of liquidation was stemmed 1y heavy volume of buying orders reported to have been sent to tlie market byjmportant bank ing interests. Recoveries ranged from 4 to 8 points, while Republic Steel virtually regained its 18-point decline. Sales in the first hour reached the unprecedented total of approximately 900,000 shares. BRITISH STEAMER JUPITER BELIEVED TO BE SUNK LONDON, Oct. II. The Itritish steamship .lupitcr, of 282-1 tons gross, is believed to have been sunk, accordinc to an announcement made today at Lloyd's shipping agency. Tlie Jupiter was 28.") feet long, built at llreenock in 1001 and owned by the Hessler Shipping company of West Hartlepool. BOOM AS RESULT WASIIINOTON, Oct. 9. Possibil ities of diplomatic complications over the German submarine raid along the New England coast seemed today to point toward the allies as well aa Germany. State and navy officials, scanning the unofficial reports of the destruc tion of shiu,s within sight of Ameri can shores found no reason today to change their first impression that the; submarine operations had been con ducted so far within the limitations of international law, but they were fully alive to the dangerous possi bilities. Destruction of an American ship carrying contraband mlght'easily cause another Frye case and any loss of lite at all in any case might easily reopen the whole submarine question. The threatened complication with the allies lies in their contention that submarines, because of their nature, should be excluedd from all neu tral ports. Today's London dispatch es quoting the Manchester Guardian to the effect that such a view has been set out ln the recent memoran dum sent by the allies to neutral gov ernments, contain the first Intimation received here that anything in the na ture of a formal representation had been made. , ill 'S iff 3J1 First? A WESTERN UNION telegram gets instant attention and brings the first reply: WESTERN UNION Service broadens territory at leant expense and keepj you ahead in the hot race of competition. THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH (XX RAND McNALLYSCO. MAKERS OF MAPS for All the World '-TOCAGO NEW TORK VniOTHK tJiAt lEDfORry TO ORDER $25.00 UP Also Cleaning, Pressing and Altering 128 E. MAIN. UPSTAIRS New Japanese Hand Laundry will open for business We will do all kinds of laundry work and dry clranins. All work done by hand. iaa NORTH FRONT ST. '' : 1'HONK T.VI. I'AKIS, (Vt. P. The Serbians con tinuini; their advance north of Kaim nkcalnn height have reached the val ley of the Hcln Voda, a tributary of the ( emu. The Hritish troops which epissed the Struma and occupied Nevolven, have repulsed a indent counter attack of the Unitarians. JOHN A. PERL UNDERTAKER Ijidy A(tnt 8H 8. HAKTI.KTT Phone M. 1n nrt 47-J H Automobile Hearse Service. Anibulanct Service, Corontr. Tuesday Evening, October 1 0 at Natatorium, Medford Hon. George E. Chamberlain United States Senator from Oregon Chairman of Senate Committee on Military Affairs Will explain legislation en acted at the recent session of Congress and discuss political issues. Music by the Medford Band. Everybody Invited GIM CHUNG China Herb Store . Herb enros for Earache, Headache, Cattiirrh, IHplitlieria, Sore Throat, Liuik Trouble, Cnncer, Kidney Trouble. Stomach Trouble. Heart Trouble, Chills and Fever, Cramps, Ooiiglis, l'oor Circulation, Carbuncles, Tumors, Caked Breast. Cures of all kinds of Goitres No Operation. To Whom It May Concern: I am free from rheumatism. You can be the same by taking treatments from Dim Chung, the herb doctor. My rheumatism was so bad that It made mo so weal; that I couli scarcely get "P " lien I was down and tho pain I i-Uu.-d oiie cemd hardly know uiilesa one had the same disease. I was truly dissatisfied and disgusted with life In my condition and trying to live. Mow to my friends that care to bo cured and would like to be free, try the herb doctor. He can certainly relieve In a very short time. Very truly yours, MRS. M. L. KOLE. A Guaranteed Cure for Piles No Sunrical Operation it,iiij 241 SOUTH FRONT STREET, MED- FORD OREGON. ':. INTERITU1AN ACTOOAK CO, TIME CARD. Leare Medford lor ABniand, Talent and Phoenix daily, except Sunday, at 8:00 a. m., 1:00, 8:00, 4:00 and 5:11 P. m. Also on Saturday at 11:15 p. m. Sundays leave at 8:00 and 10:38 a. m, and 1:00. 8:00, 6:30 and 9:34 p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m.. 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Ala on Saturday nighta at 6:30 and t:!0. Sundays leave Ashland at l:0t a. m. and 1:00, 4:30, 1:80 and 10:81 5. m WESTON'S Camera Shop 208 East Main Street, Medford The Only Exclusive Commercial Pbotorraphm I in Southern Oregon Negatives Made any time ot place by appointment. Phone 147-J Well do the rest 1. D. WISTOK, Prop.